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Report exponential_avg_bucket_processing_time which gives more weight to recent buckets #43189
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Now the Also, it would be good to add an example |
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I think adding docs and updating the yml REST tests would be good to do in this PR as well. My only comment in the review is not that important :D
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#pedantry
So, is 0.0 considered a negative number? 😂
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I'm not sure if you've seen the latest revision of this comment ("bucketProcessingTimeMs must be non-negative, was: ") or not. But now I believe it is correct i.e. if the value is less than 0 we throw an error that it should be non-negative (so 0 or greater than 0).
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Should this contain the word "moving"?
To match the wording of min and max it could just be "Average of all bucket processing times in milliseconds."
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Done.
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It's probably safer to use gte on lines 104-107 and 143-146. The jobs are only creating results for 1 bucket, and if the bucket processing time for that 1 bucket happens to round down to 0 then the gt condition will fail.
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Done.
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LGTM
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… to recent buckets (elastic#43189)
Report exponential_avg_bucket_processing_time which gives more weight to recent buckets.
Related issue: #29857